East Sussex Equine Therapy

04/05/2019

Wishing you a happy Bank Holiday Weekend 🐴

02/05/2019

This is Lilli-May, and a few lovely words from her Mum after just a few sessions with East Sussex Equine Therapy.

"She is 15 & has been out of school for a while. Since working with the ponies her confidence has grown, she is slowly returning to school & life is much better".

Check out www.eastsussexequinetherapy.com for more information on how Equine Therapy could benefit your child.

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23/04/2019

There is a growing body of evidence that using animals to assist in therapy and learning can have positive and lasting benefits for patients.

Here's another interesting article: https://loom.ly/lGdHhkU

Have you heard of equine assisted therapy and learning before? What do you think about using animals to support people’s learning and mental healthcare? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!

There is a growing body of evidence that using animals to assist in therapy and learning can have positive and lasting benefits for patients. In our blog this week, Robert Huey, Chief Veterinary Officer for Northern Ireland tells us more about equine assi

13/04/2019

Equine Assisted Therapy has so many benefits - here's another great article discussing Who Benefits from Equine-Facilitated Psychotherapy?

https://loom.ly/4FrrpnI

For a trial session please contact East Sussex Equine Therapy on
07932 342769 or if you prefer via email to info@eastsussexequinetherapy.com

19/03/2019

Check out this lovely review from one of our latest clients at East Sussex Equine Therapy!

Why not try one of our taster sessions to find out if equine assisted therapy could help you or a member of your family.

14/03/2019

The Benefits of Equine-Assisted Activities: An Exploratory Study

https://loom.ly/QtY8e_4

For more information about East Sussex Equine Therapy Introductory Sessions please call 07932 342769 or email info@eastsussexequinetherapy.com

25/02/2019

In the immortal words of Winston Churchill, "There is something about the outside of a horse that is good for the inside of a man."

Check out this recent article about the benefits of Equine Assisted Therapy - https://loom.ly/7NMwAzs

For more details contact East Sussex Equine Therapy on 07932 342769 or email info@eastsussexequinetherapy.com

13/02/2019

Welcome to East Sussex Equine Therapy

East Sussex Equine Therapy was inspired by Louie a young man who at the moment finds life stressful and frustrating.
However when he works with the horses he is calm and happy and life is fun.

Equine assisted therapy has been known to be effective in enhancing emotional, social, physical, cognitive, behavioural and education skills of people with various needs by providing a different kind of neuro stimulation.
The ancient Greeks in the 17th century have been known to first use horses as a therapeutic medium to treat persons with neurological disorder, low morale and gout.
Sessions are, Individually planned and we cater for Children , young people and adults of all ages.

All of our sessions are focused around the child, young person or adult with whom we are working, and their individual goals, skills, levels of mobility and communication preference. Our facilitators have experience of working with people with physical and sensory impairments and complex needs as well as people with learning disabilities, autism, ADHD and behaviour considered challenging. The contents of sessions is flexible so that we can adjust them to fit the person, how they feel that day and what they would like to achieve.
Therapeutic horsemanship benefits a wide range of adults and children, including those with behavioural challenges, mental health problems and learning difficulties. It helps to improve mental and physical well being and social skills.
It is also beneficial for anyone looking for a new way to improve confidence and self-awareness, or for a relaxing break from routine.

At East Sussex Equine Therapy the focus is on building a trusting partnership between horse and human.

Call Us On: 07932 342769 or visit our website www.eastsussexequinetherapy.com